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360 Review Feedback: Anni Townend
Towards More Effective Development Policy-making: Gerald M. Meier
Materialistic Value Orientation: Tim Kasser
Conclusion: Insiders and Outsiders: Frank Gardner and Sue Hatt
Epilogue: Simon Lancaster
The inevitability of silo: Adrian Furnham
Conclusions: Keijiro Otsuka, Gustav Ranis and Gary Saxonhouse
Italy: Angelo Riccaboni
Inflation and Transition: from Soviet Experience to Russian Reality: Jacques Sapir
ICT and the Developing Countries: Towards a Way Forward: K J Joseph
Sri Lanka: A Forgotten Complex Emergency – Back to War Again: Riccardo Polastro
Decision Analysis: Roderick Cann, Slinger Jansen and Sjaak Brinkkemper
Catering to Every Palate in China (… almost): Lub Bun Chong
Recognizing and Assessing Individual Stress Levels: Jane Cranwell-Ward and Alyssa Abbey
Conclusion: Crystal Ball Exercise in Corporate Learning: Bruno Dufour
Markets, Entrepreneurs and Liberty: A Review Article: Stephen F. Frowen
Summary and Conclusions: D. P. O’Brien and A. C. Darnell
A New Social Model: The Associative Economy: Franco Archibugi
Estimating Prudent Budgetary Margins: Thomas Dalsgaard and Alain Serres
Globalization of Technology and the Movement of Scientific Personnel in Multinational Enterprises in Europe: Marina Papanastassiou, Robert Pearce and George Anastassopoulos
‘Give Professionalization a Chance!’ Why Management Consulting May Yet Become a Full Profession: Christopher D. McKenna
Conclusions and Policy Summary: John K. Turkson
Implications for Theory: Erik Arnold
Technology and Unmarginalising: Roger Riddell
Research: Michael Morley
Social Cost—Benefit Analysis and the Shadow Wage: Anthony Thirlwall
Summary, Conclusions and Suggestions for Future Research: Megha Agarwal
Fiscal Responses: David Mayes and Matti Virén
A dialogue on the issues: Andrew Weintraub, Eli Schwartz and J. Richard Aronson
Politics, Policy, and the Pigovian Margins: James Buchanan
Labor Power: Arthur J. Wolak
Watching the market: Urs Stäheli
Sorry, the Network Society has Already been Invented: Why Management Education Needs Indigenous Input: Bob Hodge
Discussion and Conclusions: Mervyn Conroy
Globalization 1.0 — The Silk Road to Asia and the Salt Caravans across the Sahara: Robert Aliber
Fighting Repeat: Tim Calkins
Foreign Investment, Foreign Trade and Related Issues: A Case Study for India and China: P. K. Vasudeva
The Way Ahead: Jim Armstrong
Reforming Public Administration in Multilevel Systems: Sabine Kuhlmann, Stephan Grohs and Jörg Bogumil
Liability of Country of Origin and Postacquisition Strategies of Emerging Market MNCs in Advanced Economies: Huu Nguyen and Jorma Larimo
Contrasts and Contradictions in Union Organising: The Irish Mushroom Industry: Francisco Arqueros-Fernández
Technical Appendices: Chris Harris
Mexican Agricultural Policy in the Shadow of the US Farm Crisis: Stephen E. Sanderson
Action Learning in Different National and Organizational Contexts and Cultures: Robert L. Dilworth and Yury Boshyk
Policy Analysis in a Dynamic Model with Endogenous Specialization: Junxi Zhang
What do Central Banks Do? (1989): C. A. E. Goodhart
Prospects for Moving to Monetary Union: Concluding Thoughts: Polly Reynolds Allen
Conclusion: Fred Phillips
The Risk of ‘Go-It-Alone’: The Japanese Car Industry — From Boom to Bust?: Rob Tulder
‘Partnership’: A Serious Strategy for UK Trade Unions?: Michael Terry